Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24
LOCAL MorEs.


 LOCAL NOTES
 FROM THuRsOAY's DAILY.
 Jerome has four saloous in full blas'
 Peter Collet drives the stage to Js
 rome.
 Hon. P. J. Bolan, left for home thi morning.
 Deputy Sheriff John Ross, of walnu
 Grove. came up from the big dam yes
 terday.
 Cols. Albright and Lamont, of thu Albuquerque Democrat, went south thi morning to Phenix.
 Thos. Nilligan and Willard K. Per kins have filed an agreement of copart nership for record.
 Mn- D. Levy and her con, Nathan sailed to-day from Ban Francisco fol Portland. Oregon.
 The so-called rainy season is slipping rapidly away without making any great record of . rainfall.
 WIG Dawes and Judge McPhee, of Alexandra, were among the arrivals at the Capital lAst evening.
 HIT. Andrevs has been appointed deputy revenue collector at this place, vice J. P. Force. resigned.
 J. B. CaIlen has given deed to T. B. and J. o. Garter to l00 acres of land at Walnut Grove, for $l 900.
 Alvs T. Wing has given bill of sale to James E. Wing for his one-hsh in terest in stock brand and stock.
 T. A. Riordan, of the Arizona Lum- Der company. FlagstaG, has been spend ing few days in Arisana's capital.
 Chief Justice Wright will open the regular term of the district court at Kingmsu, on Monday, September 9th.
 We are requested to announce that Campbell & Baker will commence their horse rodeo on Thursday. August 18th.
 w.. s. Head left yesterday for Caliior- ma, to visit his brother, Col c. P. Head, who is reported in . very critical con dition-
 Governor Zulick yesterday accepted the resignation of P. J. Bolan as member of the territorial board of equal nation.
 S. B. Farnham. IT,, desires us to re- turn his thanks to the Masous and other citizens of this city for the kind- ness shown his father during his illness.
 A deed from Geo. H. Tinker to Eufe- mia Tinker, for the type, press, etc., of the Arizona Champion has been filed for record. The consideration is gift MT. Fletcher, . special agent of the pension bureau, has been spend ng several days in this section investiga- ting the applications of certain parties for pension. He left on this after noOns train destined for Los Angeles. A Hasssyamper of twenty-two years ago writes to the editor of this paper, making inquiries of . number of old timers in this section. Speaking of | John N. Goodwin, delegate to Congress, and Dick Mccormick, secretary of the territory, he says. "they lived on the other side of Granite creek. in quite a stylish log house"
 From a private letter received here to-day, which has been kindly shown us, it is learned that in the Tonto Basin shooting affair. two men named Blevins were killed, the other one being a man named Payne. Two others were wounded. not dangerously. whose names are not given. The letter states that further trouble is anticipated.
 The Albuquerque Democrats cores pondence from Williams does an act of injustice to . worthy citizen of this county and an honest merchant of that town-A. c. Trask, formerly of Ash Fork While iu business st the latter place, MT. Track showed his appreciation of newspapers by patronising the Prescott papers in the way of advertising, had considerable portion of his iob work done at this place and subscribed and paid for one daily paper that We know oi Because, forsooth. a man ,aay not subscribe for every paper that he is asked to. does not give license to write him down as an enemy to newspapers. Col $. B Bevans, special agent of the interior department, left this after noon Tor Williams, where he will inves- tigaie complaint against the Perrin Cattle company, who are charged with an attempt to control government land [ by virtue of their purchase of land from ;he Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad. From Williams he will go to Flagstsff to in- vestigate the settlement there of about t, one hundred settlers on school land From there he will leave on Saturday morning for the east, on a visit 10 his family. Thesquestion of his return to Arizona Is not yet determined Before leaving he called at this office and or dered and paid for a copy If the JorRSAL-MrNER, to be forwarded 10 him at his New Jersey home. FRoN FRIDAYS DAILY. Attorney General Goodrich has gone home to Phenix.
 E. M. Sanford returned to-day from business trip to Flagstaff. | C. A. Peter has sold lot II block a7 in Prescott. to Dan- O'Boyle. fos CA. | w. L. Van Horn, of Flagstaff, was among the arrivals on to-day's train.
 M. T. Herzog has gone to Los Ange- les, for business trip of few weeks.
 John $. Jones, the mining man, re- turned to-day with his wife from the